Friday, 24 Sep 2004

Have you ever wished that you could have frozen time at a specific juncture in order to think about what your re/action, words or choice would be? Maybe in retrospect you see an answer/action that you think would have a more favorable outcome, something you wish you would have done/said instead of what you chose at the time? If you could freeze time (for everyone but you) how much time would you need to make up your mind? Would a few seconds be enough, would a minute be enough, or would you need time to think through the possible outcomes and results - would you even be able to make up your mind if you had more time? While the concept is appealing I am not sure I would make better decisions if I had more time to think about them - I think I would get lost in the morass of “what if’s” and possible ramifications - better for me to be locked into a rigid time structure - I would waste way too much time if I weren’t locked into a fixed linear timeline.

Thursday, 23 Sep 2004

I never used to get sinus headaches and infections before I had my tonsils and uvula removed. I wish I had never had that stupid operation. For the past week my head has been in a vise and now it’s moved down into my chest.

I hate it when I sneeze in rapid fire so violently that my muscles ache afterwards.

Resting in the bathtub the other day after an exhausting shower, I discovered that I can feel the vibrations of loud music from cars that drive by my house.

Sunday, 19 Sep 2004

Thinking we were too late to see any of the bands and arriving JUST in time to experience Harry and the Potters. Great fun.

Wednesday, 15 Sep 2004

Hanging out with my girls on my bday, getting thoughtful gifts, and eating ice cream on a cool almost fall night.

Tuesday, 14 Sep 2004

Eating dinner & talking to Z.